DSL Ideas and Suggestions :: For the `index.html' on the CD
This just occurred to me after inserting an old, unmarked DSL disc I'd burned some time ago. Yeah I know; my bad, should have labelled it.
Anyway, you know the index.html file at the root level of the CD, titled `Why are you still using windows?' that reads;
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You need to make sure your bios is set to boot from the cdrom. After fixing your bios reboot your computer with the CD in your drive. I hope you like Damn Small Linux!
[Kind of made me chuckle, because I wasn't running Windows at the time, and haven't for several months.]
Would be nice if it also mentioned what version of DSL you're looking at, just so you can check the version number without booting it. Of course, a felt pen would work just as well, if not better...
Thanks,
Patrick.
PS: congratulations on v4.0 . :-) Runs very nicely on an Asus EEE, although the weird monitor dimensions [800x480] call for a little user input to sort things out.After booting, click Apps->DSLpanel->System Stats. or cat /usr/share/doc/dsl/release.txtcan be useful to writte the ver. number in the grub menu because there are compulsive tester´s with various versions of dsl in two or more pcs
DSL has shown the version number in the boot messages for a while now. When I booted last night, the last line before the "Dsl secure" script was Running DSL 3.4.4
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